So i'm sitting in St. Mere Eglis, a small village in france... and I see this nice red M696.
so i'm looking and see the guy had SS termis, red rim stripe, painted the brembo on the brakes, Pazzo shorties black with red adjusters, Rizoma turn signals (i think rizoma), DP rear tail, PC'd the front light, the exhaust shields and rearsets...
then i notice he had done the swingarm also! if you have PC'd the rearsets, you gotta do this. it looked amazing. but i must admit i wish he had PC'd the rear frame red since he had taken so much apart already and i think the PC was a bit too glossy... yeah yeah not even my bike and i'm not satisfied.
pictures.. yes i knew you would ask.. on my cell and when i return from france or pick up a bluetooth adaptor i will upload them.
St. Mere Eglis...
Didn't they have WW2 there?
Quote from: alfisti on May 23, 2009, 12:05:10 PM
St. Mere Eglis...
Didn't they have WW2 there?
Liberated by allied forces June 6, 1944. [thumbsup]
You've been watching The Longest Day haven't you? [cheeky] Still, very appropriate reference since this is Memorial Day weekend. [thumbsup] [clap] [bow_down] God bless our troops then, now and in the future.
Quote from: fastwin on May 23, 2009, 04:26:21 PM
God bless our troops then, now and in the future.
+11tyb [thumbsup]
yep, there are ceremonies today at Omaha Beach American Cemetary and other locations.
We are here to commemorate the 6 June events.
Amazing stuff. and the Soldiers are great.
check out this site.
http://www.eucom.mil/english/dday/dday.asp (http://www.eucom.mil/english/dday/dday.asp)
Awesome site! Bookmarked.
If you take any pics please post them. Would love to see. [thumbsup]
Be sure to thank the soldiers and vets for us. [bow_down]